Ursula Brooklyn

Step into this whimsical cereal haven where you can customize bowls with eclectic toppings, lounge with games, and snap the perfect Instagram shot.

Toriya is a lively Lower East Side izakaya serving stellar yakitori skewers, hearty small plates, and a great sake list in a neon-lit, modern Tokyo vibe.

Do Not Feed Alligators is a chic West Village café and bar boasting stellar single-origin coffee, delightful pastries, art-filled walls, and a cozy heated patio.

Alta’s cozy, dim-lit townhouse vibe matches its creative Mediterranean small plates and a smart wine-by-the-glass list perfect for sharing.

BonBon offers a chic Swedish candy fix in NYC with vibrant gummies, licorice, and chocolates, open late for sweet tooths on the go.

Saraghina Bakery whips up crusty sourdough, flaky croissants, and Italian pastries in a cozy spot with top-notch coffee and artisanal eats.

Carnegie Hall in Midtown Manhattan is an iconic, beautifully historic concert venue known for stunning acoustics and legendary performances across genres.

Sushi By Bou Flatiron serves up a speedy, affordable omakase experience with fresh fish, disco vibes, and creative cocktails in an intimate, lively setting.

Nestled in the Bronx's Arthur Avenue, Çakor serves up a cozy blend of Albanian and Italian dishes, with highlights including flavorful cevape and comforting chicken parm.

Hop Kee is a no-frills Chinatown basement spot serving hearty, traditional Cantonese classics like salt and pepper squid, Peking pork chops, and signature crab dishes.